The researchers’ calculations are so precise that they can quantify the correlation to within a single decimal place. “If the AfD gained one percentage point more in a district, then the incidence there was higher there by an average of 2.2 percentage points in the phase of the first wave when numbers rose,” says Christoph Richter, a sociologist who studies right-wing extremism at the Jena Institute for Democracy and Civil Society. Mathematically, that means: If the party received one in 10 votes in one district and twice as many in another, the level of infection in the two regions differed on average by a healthy 22 percent…
Source: COVID in Germany: Study Finds Link Between Far Right and High Corona Rates – DER SPIEGEL
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Surprised? The US isn’t unique.
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No surprised – saddened that any join the CovidDeathCult…
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One could have hoped that Germans would have shown gteater
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Lulled by early success with keeping infections down with isolation – then slow on vaccinating and boom…
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yep
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When would it help the Germans Wishon greater intelligence. However they did give us the monster of 1933.
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1933 should always be a reminder of how easy it is to let the evil that lurks in all nations rise.
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